This edited book is a practical and accessible guide to methods of teaching in K–8 classrooms. Divided into two key sections, the book first explores foundational principles—curriculum, pedagogy, assessment, classroom management, and culturally responsive teaching—before diving into subject-specific strategies for teaching math, science, language, social studies, physical education, and the arts. With a focus on real-world application and reflective practice, this resource empowers teachers to navigate the complexities of today’s diverse classrooms and make a lasting impact on student learning.

Explore an expanding collection of resources and tools designed to help K-12 educators personalize student learning experiences.

Access a variety of materials, including lesson plans, posters, student activities, and multimedia content, for Kindergarten through Grade 12.

The Teachers’ Pocket Guides offer busy educators a concise and accessible way to explore key theories, research, and best practices—all in a handy, quick-reference format. Covering topics such as reflective practice, community building, classroom management, learning technology, power and empowerment, mindfulness, and critical thinking strategies, this series provides practical insights on the issues that matter most to teachers.